Carl Goldberg Products Wild Stick 120 Assembly and Operation Guide

The document introduces the Wild Stick 120 remote control airplane from Carl Goldberg Products Ltd. The airplane is not a toy and requires experienced individuals to assemble and fly it, while adhering to safety standards.


Carl Goldberg Products Wild Stick 120 Assembly and Operation Guide - cover page
Brand
CARL
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
24
File format
PDF
File size
1.5 MB
Published
08 August, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
0F94D85513F0781D4BF4000B7A26AB6F

About this manual

The document is an instruction manual for the Carl Goldberg Products Wild Stick 120, a high-performance radio-controlled aircraft. It includes detailed building sequences for the fuselage, wings, tail surfaces, and landing gear, along with specific hardware requirements for each section.

A significant portion of the text is dedicated to safety warnings, emphasizing that this is not a toy or beginner's plane. The manual outlines necessary precautions regarding 3-D capabilities, throttle management, and the responsibility of the builder in assembling and flying the aircraft correctly.

What's inside

  • Parts Layout
  • Building Supplies Needed
  • Wing Construction
  • Tail construction
  • Flying Wires
  • Elevator servos
  • Throttle Management

Frequently asked questions

What is the Wild Stick 120?

It is an R/C kit for building a model airplane that is not a toy and is capable of serious bodily harm.

What are the stated dimensions for the wheels?

The kit includes two 3.5" wheels.

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